NF213 - Furniture SANUS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Glass Shelf Audio/Video Stand
Brand	Sanus
Model	NF213
Material	Steel frame, tempered glass shelves
Glass Shelf Count	2 lower shelves + 1 top shelf
Assembly Required	Yes, with included Allen key
Wire Management	Yes, plastic wire covers on rear supports
Included Hardware	Allen bolts, washers, decorative face bolts, glass protectors, wire straps
Recommended Use	Home entertainment components, displays
Care Instructions	Wipe with damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners
Safety Notes	Ensure level surface, do not exceed weight limit (estimated 50 lb per shelf)
Spare Parts Availability	Contact Sanus at 800.359.5520 or visit www.sanus.com
Country of Origin	Not specified
Warranty	Contact manufacturer for details

Frequently Asked Questions - NF213 SANUS

How do I assemble the Sanus NF213?

Refer to the included manual. Attach the cross tubes to the front frame using decorative face bolts, then attach rear supports with Allen bolts, install glass shelves into the slots, add top shelf on glass protectors, and finally attach plastic wire covers.

What is the weight capacity of each shelf?

The manual does not specify exact weight limits, but similar stands support about 50 lb (22.7 kg) per shelf. Distribute weight evenly.

Can I use this stand for a large TV?

The NF213 is designed for audio/video components rather than TVs. It has no dedicated TV mount; it's a shelving unit. Use for cable boxes, game consoles, etc.

How do I clean the glass shelves?

Use a soft damp cloth with mild glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemicals that could scratch the glass or damage the finish.

What if a part is missing or defective?

Contact Sanus customer service at 800.359.5520. Replacement parts for authorized dealer purchases will be shipped directly.

Are the shelves adjustable?

No, the shelves are fixed into pre-drilled holes and slots. They cannot be moved vertically.

Does the stand come with a warranty?

Sanus offers a limited warranty. Contact them or check the product documentation for specific terms.

Can I mount this stand to the wall?

The NF213 is designed as a freestanding unit. It does not include wall-mounting hardware or instructions.

What tools are needed for assembly?

An Allen key (included) is required. No other tools are necessary.

How do I manage cables with this unit?

After assembly, attach the plastic wire covers to the rear supports to hide and route cables from your components.

USER MANUAL NF213 SANUS

Assembly Instructions for Natural Furniture, Models: NF203, NF213, NFV49

Thank you for choosing the Natural Furniture line from Sanus Systems. If you have any questions regarding this or any other Sanus Systems product, please contact us at 800.359.5520 or visit us at www.sanus.com. Our customer service representatives can assist you quickly with any issues regarding assembly or missing parts. Check carefully to make sure none of the parts are missing or defective. Never use defective parts. Replacement parts for products purchased from an authorized dealer will be shipped directly to you. Please call Sanus Systems before returning products to retail stores.

Supplied Parts List: (Threaded fasteners are shown full size)

Technical line drawing of a two-tier metal frame structure with mounting holes (no text or symbols)

Front Frame - A Qty. 1

Simple line drawing of a cylindrical rod (no text or symbols)

Steel Cross Tube-B Qty. 12

Three Hole Plate - C Qty. 8

Simple 3D rectangular outline with no text, numbers, or symbols

Glass Shelf - D Qty. 2

Rear Support - E Qty. 2

Plastic Wire Cover - F Qty. 2

Simple line drawing of a rectangular prism or panel (no text or symbols)

Top Glass Shelf - G Qty. 1

Wire Strap - H Qty. 4

Step 1: Attach the Cross Tubes to the Front Frame

Position the Front Frame (A) as shown in Diagram 1; then, thread each Decorative Face Bolt (K) through the Front Frame, a Three Hole Plate (C) and into a Steel Cross Tube (B).

Repeat this process until all twelve Steel Cross Tubes (B) are fastened to the Front Frame (A) as shown in Diagram 1.

Firmly hand tighten each Steel Cross Tube (B).

Diagram 1

Step 2: Attach Rear Supports

NOTE: The Rear Supports (E) must be positioned with set of three holes closest to the edge toward the top and the horizontal slots facing the Front Frame (A).

Thread an Allen Bolt (I) through a Washer (J), the middle hole in a Rear Support (E), the middle hole in a Three Hole Plate (C), and into the middle Steel Cross Tube (B), as shown in Diagram 2. Repeat this procedure until all four middle Allen Bolts, accompanying Washers, and Rear Supports are attached to the middle Steel Cross Tubes.

Thread an Allen Bolt (I) through each hole of the Wire Straps (H), the Rear Supports (E), each outer hole of the Three Hole Plates (C), and into the outer Steel Cross Tubes (B) as shown in Diagram 2.

Using the Allen Key (M), tighten all twelve Allen Bolts (I).

Step 3: Install Glass Shelves

NOTE: Make sure the round edges of the Glass Shelves are to the sides and the flat edge fits into the horizontal slot in the Rear Support.

Install the Glass Shelves (D) so the back of each Glass Shelf fits into the horizontal slot in the Rear Support (E), and the front of the Glass Shelf sits down into the groove in the Front Frame (A) as shown in Diagram 3.

Step 4: Add Top Glass Shelf

Place four Glass Protectors (L) evenly along the top of the Front Frame (A); then, add two Glass protectors to the top of each Rear Support (E).

Place the Top Glass Shelf (G) onto the Glass Protectors as shown in Diagram 4.

Diagram 4

Step 5: Install Plastic Wire Covers

To install the Plastic Wire Covers (F) insert one edge of the Plastic Wire Cover into one of the grooves in the Rear Support (E) as shown in the Top View of Diagram 5; then, insert the other edge of the Plastic Wire Cover into the adjacent groove in the Rear Support. Repeat this procedure for the second Plastic Wire Cover.

NOTE: The Top Glass Shelf in Diagram 5 is shown as a cut-away view to provide greater detail of how the Plastic Wire Cover attaches to the Rear Support.

Diagram 5